triazole
/ˈtraɪəzoʊl/
noun
- A type of chemical compound with a five-membered ring containing two carbon atoms and three nitrogen atoms, used in antifungal drugs and other applications.
- The doctor prescribed a triazole medication for the fungal infection.
- Triazole compounds are important in the development of new medicines.
- Many agricultural fungicides contain a triazole ring structure.